Sentences with phrase «cent consensus»

A compilation of public statements on climate change found 97 per cent consensus among published climate scientists.

Experts consulted in the research agreed with 100 per cent consensus that «resilience interventions should focus on both the child and environment».

Zions Bancorp — Zions reported quarterly profit of $ 1.09 per share, beating the 82 cent consensus estimate.

Obama later referenced it in a speech at the University of Queensland, while U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has referred to the 97 per cent consensus in recent speeches.

And that's before we even get to his science, where IPCC colleagues refer to Mann's «misrepresentations», and where fellow members of that 97 per cent consensus call his work «scanty», «sloppy» and «sh*tty».

Gibraltar Industries Inc (NASDAQ: ROCK) reported an adjusted EPS and sales beat before the open Thursday, but released mixed first - quarter guidance, with a 23 - to -28-cent adjusted EPS expected versus a 30 - cent consensus estimate, and sales of $ 213 - 220 million against a $ 215.4 - million estimate...

But, as Richard Tol's new paper argues, that 97 per cent consensus is no more real than the rampant global warming.

This independent approach produced a 97.2 per cent consensus on human - caused global warming, confirming the 97.1 per cent consensus we observed from the abstract text.

No doubt there's a 97 per cent consensus among climate scientists that they don't need a 51 per cent consensus from the electorate.

~ Whether or not there is a «97 per cent consensus» on climate change, there is no 97 per cent consensus on anything actionable.

EJNet: The most comprehensive survey of the scientific consensus on human - caused global warming ever done reveals a 97.1 per cent consensus.

A 2010 study found that among climate scientists who had published peer - reviewed climate research, there was 97 - 98 per cent consensus.

There is certainly no «97 per cent consensus» on anything actionable.

I referred to «the 97 per cent consensus» - twice.

As it happens, the Sierra honcho's line - about «the 97 per cent consensus» on «climate change» - is demolished right at the end of my new book.

~ Now we have the additional problem of Dr John Cook, the Aussie alarmist and tireless promoter of that phony - baloney 97 per cent consensus, showing up on the front door and pretending to be the plumber.

But there seems to be a near 97 per cent consensus:

Last week, en passant, my old boss Conrad Black revealed himself as among the increasing number of people (I'm not sure whether it's yet a 97 per cent consensus, but it will be one day) who regard Michael E Mann's hockey stick as «an infamous fraud».

As we deniers always say, if there's a 97 per cent consensus, how come it's always the same half - dozen guys quoted in all the stories?

Gore and Dion are engaging in a sleight of hand when they say there is 100 per cent consensus that global warming (or climate change) is real, human - caused, and potentially catastrophic.

Part of the Gore script is that there is 100 per cent consensus that human beings are causing climate change.